In the Garden

Gallardia “SpinTop Orange Halo” is a bold, heat-tolerant perennial with nonstop color and pollinator appeal. A must for summer gardens in the PNW!

Snapdragons thrive in the cool seasons of the Pacific Northwest. Learn how to grow, care for, and enjoy them in your garden.

If you're looking for a plant that brings beauty to your garden and gives back to the environment, Cuphea is a standout choice. With bright blooms, an easygoing nature, and pollinator appeal, it's no surprise this cheerful annual is becoming a go-to favorite at Skagit Acres.

There's nothing quite like a homegrown tomato—bursting with flavor, warm from the sun, and fresh off the vine. But in the Pacific Northwest, where spring can be cool and unpredictable, starting tomatoes the right way is key to a successful harvest. At Skagit Acres, we’re passionate about helping local gardeners thrive, and that starts with understanding our region’s unique climate and how it affects your tomato-growing journey. Why Tomato Starts Are Essential in the PNW Unlike warmer climates, the PNW’s short, mild growing season means direct sowing tomato seeds outdoors just isn’t practical. Instead, starting with healthy, established tomato starts...